I’m trying to create a site based on the Dental Studio demo. In the header image with the woman, it appears that’s a row with 2 columns, correct? One column for the woman’s image and one for the text. But, where does the background image that spans the 2 columns come from? The blue green image.
And, on the right side of the header there is text in multiple rows – 3 text rows and 1 button row. How is that done? With inner rows? And, how is the vertical spacing between the rows set?
Please provide a thorough answer. Sometimes your support answers are short and unhelpful, however usually your support is excellent.
Hello !
The background can be edited using the tagDiv Composer on a ROW: https://www.screencast.com/t/3AK1zpri As for the header that is the Multipurpose 3 as you can see here: https://www.screencast.com/t/ghceAA1Wtr
Thank you !
One more time. You didn’t thoroughly answer my questions.
Here’s my original question:
“I’m trying to create a site based on the Dental Studio demo. In the header image with the woman, it appears that’s a row with 2 columns, correct? One column for the woman’s image and one for the text. But, where does the background image that spans the 2 columns come from? The blue green image.
And, on the right side of the header there is text in multiple rows – 3 text rows and 1 button row. How is that done? With inner rows? And, how is the vertical spacing between the rows set?”
In your answer you provide insight on how to make the background. Thank you for that.
But, how is the header constructed? Is it one row with inner columns and how are those defined?
So, are there inner columns? Are there two columns? How is the image and text done in the same row?
Please provide a complete answer.
Thanks,
Hello !
The image comes from the demo, every time you upload a demo there will be certain media files that will come with it.
The header is custom made so you won’t be able to reproduce it without having coding skills. You can recreate it 97% using the tagDiv Composer as you can see here: https://www.screencast.com/t/VvCWqCNnOO Set a ROW on 3 columns or 2, add a header logo element, menu element and a mobile search. And using tagDiv Composer you will be able to adjust it to your taste.
I hope this was more helpful !
Thank you !
Please refer my questions to someone who is actually helpful.
I’ve asked specific questions and you’ve failed to answer them. How many times do I have to ask questions to get answers?
On the tagdiv homepage it says you have “outstanding support”. Your support has been far below that. In fact, it’s been on the other end of the scale.
Please refer to my questions to someone who is actually helpful.
Hi awtownn,
Let try to figure out the steps you need to do:
“In the header image with the woman, it appears that’s a row with 2 columns, correct?” – yes that is row with the layout set in 2 -> https://i.imgur.com/BmzMJdV.jpg and yes, in the first empty column is set an inline single image -> https://i.imgur.com/8K6dXOp.png and the second one are more elements, like column title -> https://i.imgur.com/oKHd3aL.jpg inline text -> https://i.imgur.com/nRSA4ac.jpg and buttons -> https://i.imgur.com/WhG6lwO.jpg
“But, where does the background image that spans the 2 columns come from? The blue green image.” -> is image is set on the row that is set in two columns and is apply an overlay color too -> https://i.imgur.com/Rsg0oan.jpg -> https://i.imgur.com/wTAKBNY.jpg
“And, on the right side of the header there is text in multiple rows – 3 text rows and 1 button row. How is that done? With inner rows? And, how is the vertical spacing between the rows set?” -> if you are referring to these elements -> https://i.imgur.com/R7Ctpa2.jpg these are set directly in the empty column, not in a inner row for some of then is set in css tab a margin or padding -> https://i.imgur.com/HasetYJ.jpg -> https://i.imgur.com/RM1e1b5.jpg
If there is something that I miss, or if you have other questions, let me know!
Hope this will help you!
Thank you!
Calin,
Thank you. Your explanation is much clearer and more thorough. That’s greatly appreciated.
